Luo Mu's thinking was simple.
There was no need to guess whose will Mew represented.
Since that was the case, borrowing her name for use in the Hisui Region to make things easier would surely not bother her.
Besides, the "Great Lord Sinnoh" worshipped by the Pearl Clan led by Pearly was entirely the result of their mistaken understanding of history.
Great Lord Sinnoh ≠ Palkia.
If the truth ever came out, they could only swallow it rather than come after Luo Mu to demand an explanation.
—Not to mention that, by then, it was uncertain whether he would even still be in the Hisui Region.
After all, Luo Mu was not sure whether the game's protagonist, the legitimate "Emissary of the Great Lord Sinnoh," had already traveled here.
He had kept a measure of caution.
But the one thing Luo Mu had not expected was that Pearly simply did not buy any of it.
The girl rolled her pretty eyes, and when she looked at Luo Mu, there was suddenly a touch more pity in her gaze.
—As if she considered Luo Mu someone whose head was not quite right.
She did not take the bait at all, instead abruptly changing the subject.
".That's all. Judging by how you're dressed, you don't seem to be a local. You're probably not someone sent by the Diamond Clan, either."
"In weather like this, the low temperatures aren't the only danger. There are hunters hiding in the wind and snow, too."
"Anyway, seeing as you know nothing, I, Pearly, leader of the Pearl Clan, will reluctantly take you in at the settlement so you can shelter from the snowstorm."
"You'd better be properly grateful!"
Pearly put her hands on her hips, her peripheral vision drifting toward a certain direction.
Within that endless